Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-10

III and i ! thought he took il Ja al
leviate pain.
CIR f-btI1-~
I, i estimated ;hs. the lara, = Of
o Chri- ma presents ever soil in
.osu were soid Jhi> year
The village hand will hold a sing
ing convention AMI jubilee the first
week IN February Look Tor farther
notice
Mary Scott has returned from her
visit to Boston. where she has been
spending the holidays with her
friends.
Mr.. George Camp bas sold his
house 20 ". CLARK and goes to Fay
slon. Nj. Clark lakes possession Al
once.
The Sunday School was re-organ-
lied Dec. 26th. and the whole board
o. old officers were Re elected. The
school i in prosperous condition.
Nathan Collins. aged 80 years, fell
Monday. Dec =. injuIing one OF
his hip>. and has not since been able
TO use 1t. HIS recovery Is doubtful.
Mr.. Cyrus Bradisb OF Wisconsin.
who taught singine-schooI st this
place several years ago. has been
here visiting his former scholars the
psst week. All are truly glad 10
see their old friend and teacher
again.
East era fC>DurN.
John @. Sawyer mas hired and
moved into the Dunbar house. Nj.
Silver Dot moving il a reported.
The event Of the week was the
marriage OF Charles ". White and
Martha I. Wvlie Of Glover At the
hone Of the bride. a very large
number Of friends gathered al the
wedding and 4 very pleasurable day
ana evening were enjoyed. Numer-
Gus presents were left. Nav the
whole Of their married life Dc full Of
happiness and prosperity.
Derby
Mrs Caleb Clark has returned from
her wishing tour.
An Improvement will be made in
the south academy room by putting
in new desks
The ladies Of the foreign mission
society Of The N. T. church have
sent away SO 70 the mission funds
Lewis Adams came near having
another destructive fire recently BY
the condition ana burning out Of MS
chimney. His son. wnile a work in
the att5c. fell % the n-x, story but
was no, seriously burt. Great care
should be had in the construction Of
c1iDDevs.
-a1em-DerbN
4 singing school K n progress al
tAe CrandaH scbool-bouse this winter
with Mr. Montague Of Newport as
teacher.
Ms. Marcia Bartlett has bargain
ed ber place. known IS the Horace
CraDdan place to Fred Leayens Of
Morgan.
Glover.
y McLallan recently killed 3 calf
ten months old that dressed So Ibs.
Miss Carrie Prindle i spending q
few weeks il Boston. visiting friends
and relativee-
The diphtoer5a scare seems 70 b
over. Mrs. Grow and the Clark
children are better and DO nav cases
are reported.
NJ and Mr. I-sac Smith have
goDA to Barton 10 spend the winter.
They i've al Gen CIRCUITS and iook
after his premises.
The family OF Alfred Clark have
beHn great sufferers from diphtheria
one having died L Is hoped that
the rest will recover.
Ms. Charles Thompson. vino has
been ou5 Of bealtb for Two years. i
now confined 10 her bed The ply
sicians fail 70 name me disease.
J. P. Ellis Is going 70 have 3 big
auction Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. and notifies everybody far
ard neaT that his goods are going out /
a. low prices.
The band entertainment New
Years eve was successful. Our
boys feel quite independent. having
paid for their instruments by three /
entertainments.
There vii Dc a donation for the !
benefit OF R4v- c ". Morse al the /
II. E church. Jan Is afternoon and 4
evening 4 harvest supper will be
served. AL invited
VIII Dizsn Of Wbeeloek was ar
rested last week by Sheriff E A. /
Norton on : charge Of selling intoz 4
icaBls. H has since then been
lodged IN s. Jobushury jail d :
charge Of murder.
There viii be 3 pastoral visit for /
the benefit Of Rev. E W Pierce
Wednesday Jan 19. afternoon and /
evening. a Institute Han, with ap-
prOprlste exercises supper a the
usual lime All invited
Union meetings were held a the
east ana vest villages during the
week o. prayer Tee aeLt-r 70 &C
commoda-e LHe people o8--hslf lh-